@kmcvay: "<quote>
Why not do your own homework? The information is readily available.
Why not do your own homework? The information is readily available. See, for instance,
<url>
Red Herring - we're talking about criminals with a known history of violence, or at least
we were until you changed the subject...
 "You Jewish witches sure are a crazy ditzy bunch of swine!"
 (Scott Bradbury, the Leading Revisionist Scholar of 
 Bellville, Texas)
 The Nizkor Project:                    <url>"
    @chattengau: "<quote>
So as it turns out, this was a mercenary arrangement to restore the deposed
leader of Domenica, and it happened two and a half decades ago.  I guess
you have to have the right people on your side to play Olie North, eh?
<url>
That's a big long screed that addresses nothing.
That's what you claim.  I know the Z�ndel was violently attacked, received a
mailbomb, a loaded rattrap with razorblades attached to the bar, and had
his house burned down.  Did Z�ndel ever do that to anybody else? 
"It is proof of a base and low mind for one to wish to think with the masses
or majority, merely because the majority is the majority. Truth does not
change because it is, or is not, believed by a majority of the people."
Giordano Bruno"
    @kmcvay: "<quote>
Violent people with violent aims. When one specific incidence of violence occured isn't
relevant, and in Droege's case, it wasn't the last time he was to run afoul of the law.
Who cares what Duke "and company" have renounced? Duke's a convicted fraud artist... did
he "and company" renounce fraud and tax evasion, too?
It addresses a great deal, and ties Zundel in with Droege and the rest. I guess that is
why you don't want to discuss it.
Zundel was violently attacked? When did that happen? There is a great deal of speculation
that Zundel sent the "bomb" to himself, and there are also those that believe he was
responsible for the attempted arson of his own home - which did NOT "burn down."
"Only anti-Christs, babykillers, homose, Pharisees, commies
and other such filth don't like me." (Bellville's Scott 
Bradbury, Texas' leading revisionist scholar)
The Nizkor Project:                    <url>"
    @chattengau: "<quote>
As I understand things, the violence never took place.  What's Mighty
Maggie's little boy up to these days? 
Is this really the best you can do?  The guy got into a brawl.  That does
not constitute a threat to Canadian national security.  From the looks of
things, he may well have been provoked, or even defending himself.
Come to find out it was none other than Michael Chertoff behind the action. 
BTW.  Perhaps that's what's behind Duke's accusation that Chertoff was a
participant in the 9/11 attacks. 
You drop a lot of names, and mention their political affiliations.  Seems to
me you are confirming my claim that Z�ndel was targeted for purely
political reasons.
I may be wrong about that.  Perhaps I have the incident confused with
something that happened to Butz, or Faurisson, or Nolte.  It may only be
the fact that people posted maps to Z�ndel's home advocating violence
against him.  What was it, a picture of him in crosshairs?
My own suspicion is that you are a reasonable suspect.
So it was only gutted, destroying his library.
Who is David Nathan Barbarash?
"It is proof of a base and low mind for one to wish to think with the masses
or majority, merely because the majority is the majority. Truth does not
change because it is, or is not, believed by a majority of the people."
Giordano Bruno"
    @holman: "<quote>
No. His offenses are of a different, more subtle, kind.
Source: <url>
<quote>
<deletions>
In February 2005, capping two years of legal proceedings, Canadian Federal
Court Justice Pierre Blais ruled that Holocaust denier Ernst Zundel may
reasonably be described as a threat to the security of Canada; under the
country's immigration laws he is therefore subject to deportation to his
native Germany. Zundel is not a citizen of Canada. 
In a scathing 63-page decision, Justice Blais described Zundel as a
hypocrite who cultivates a pacifist public image while guiding, aiding and
supporting neo-Nazi groups around the world, including some that
"propagate violent messages of hate" and work to accomplish "the
destruction of governments and multicultural societies." 
Justice Blais' ruling was not subject to appeal. Canada deported Zundel to
his native Germany in March 2005. 
<deletions>
German authorities had charged Zundel with inciting racial hatred and
defaming the memory of the dead in March 2005. Zundel had been returned to
Germany after running afoul of immigration laws in the U.S. and Canada. He
has had a long career promoting Holocaust denial and neo-Nazi ideology. 
<deletions>
</quote>
The Candian court's assessment of Ernst Z�ndel can be accessed at:
- <url>
A positive response to it may be read at 
-
<url>
A negative response may be read at 
- <url>
Regards,
Eugene Holman"
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